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Is being "super straight" transphobic?
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There's been a lot going around the internet recently about the "super straights", or people who aren't attracted to or wouldn't date any transgender person, regardless of gender, genitalia, etc. They've proclaimed themselves as part of the LGBTQ+ community, and have been facing a lot of reasonable heat for this. The question stands: is experiencing no attraction to trans people a preference, or a prejudice?
I have little doubt that some people here may identify themselves as "super straight", and it would be interesting to hear their take.
(Just keep in mind that in the end, no cis person has final say in what is or isn't transphobic)
I have little doubt that some people here may identify themselves as "super straight", and it would be interesting to hear their take.
(Just keep in mind that in the end, no cis person has final say in what is or isn't transphobic)
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